Windows2008 system and XP system use the same cache space together

Now, many friends install Windows Server 2008 system and Windows XP system on their own computers. In the absence of sound, they will be separately from the local computer. A part of the space on the disk is used as a "virtual cache", which obviously consumes a lot of disk space capacity. In the case where the local computer disk space is very limited, this phenomenon can easily drag down the running performance of the entire system. In fact, with the following settings, we can use the same cache space between Windows Server 2008 and Windows XP, which can save valuable local disk space:

First open Windows Server 2008 system “Start” menu, click on the “Settings” and “Control Panel” option, and double-click the “System” icon in the pop-up system control panel window to open the system property setting window; Br>

Next, in the list on the left side of the settings window, click the “Advanced System Settings” button to enter the Advanced System Properties Settings page, click on the “& Performance” setting “> Settings” ; button, open the corresponding system's performance option settings dialog;

Continue to click on the "Advanced" tab in the dialog box, click "ldquo; virtual memory" in the pop-up advanced tab settings page At the location of the "Settings" button, open the settings dialog box, which will automatically manage all the paging files of all drives. ” The option is unchecked, then select the disk installation partition where the Windows Server 2008 system is located, and select the "no paging file" option under the partition, and then click the “Set" button next to the option. Delete the paging file enabled by default on Windows Server 2008 system;

Next, select the disk partition where Windows XP system is located, and select the <custom size" option under the partition. At the same time, manually set the size of the virtual cache, and finally click the "OK" button to save the above settings, so that Windows Server 2008 system and Windows XP system can use the same virtual cache space in the future, then Windows Server The operating performance of the 2008 system can also be guaranteed to a certain extent.